Artist description 5 piece hard core metal outfit

Music Style Metal Core, Border Line Death Metal

Musical Influences Slayer, Six Feet Under, Cannibal Corpse, Deicide, Slipknot, Morbid Angel, Obituary, Sepultura, old-school hardcore

Similar Artists None

Artist History Forming in September of ‘93 with Toni Landis on guitar, Jay Hamilton on bass, and Tim Sever on drums, PRODUCTION GREY immediately stormed the local scene with their own brand of aggressive metal...................... By May of ‘94 they had released two well received demos with two different frontmen. The first was 'Product of a Dark Society' and the second was 'Immortal.' Finally finding the perfect frontman, Jeremy Omo, in January of ‘95, PRODUCTION GREY jumped right back into playing out as often as possible, hitting everything from big club shows to small town parties, thus, keeping their strong following fully satisfied..................... In October of ‘95 they entered the studio to record their first full-length CD entitled 'Channel Your Aggressions.' With this release a much more aggressive style of metal was developing for them..................... In May of ‘96 they added a second guitarist, Shannon Martin, to add a thicker, more fuller sound. Then, Bob King, formerly of Laceration, assumed the second guitarist position in January of 2000..................... In June of ‘97 they entered Laud Production's Studio to record their second full-length CD entitled 'Defilement.' The release was put on hold when the photos for the cover where confiscated by the State Police of Michigan and Illinois, and then finally the photos were turned over to the FBI. After two months of investigation, the photos were returned and 'Defilement' was released in August of ‘97..................... To date, PRODUCTION GREY has performed at almost 300 shows, sold 1,500 copies of the 'Channel Your Aggressions' CD and over 1,900 copies of the 'Defilement' CD. They’ve played shows with over 300 bands and had lots of radio airplay. Many killer reviews and newspaper articles have been written on them..................... September of 1999, Dave Carmona, aka: 'Snoop,' was accepted as the new bass player..................... PRODUCTION GREY plans on shipping the 'Defilement' CD to labels of interest. They have returned to the studio to record their third full-length CD and everything is coming together nicely. They also plan on hitting the road for a mini tour through Iowa, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois to add to the extensive list of Michigan dates..................... You may have seen PRODUCTION GREY warming up the stage for such touring bands as: FEAR FACTORY, CRADLE OF FILTH, SIX FEET UNDER, OVERKILL, CANNIBAL CORPSE, GOD DETHRONED, HATE ETERNAL, DIABOLIC, S.O.D., CROWBAR, SKINLAB, SATYRICON, ANGEL CORPSE, KRISIUN, SUFFOCATION, IMMOLATION, OPPRESSOR, DEEDS OF FLESH, GUTTED, ROTTING CHRIST, USURPER, DOPE, STATIC-X, MANOWAR.

Group Members Jeremy Omo - Vocals, Tim Sever - Drums, Bob King - Guitar, Tony Landis - Guitar, Dave Carmona - Bass

Instruments Ibanez, Jackson and BC Rich Guitars, Jackson & BC Rich Basses, Pearl drums, Zildian cymbals, Alesis DM-5 and Ddrum triggers

Albums 'Product of a Dark Society,' 'Immortal,' 'Channel Your Aggressions,' 'Defilement,' new cd coming out in July/August, 2000, Epitaph 'Loud 'N Local' Compilations

Press Reviews "The Purest Form Of Orchestrated Violence!", "the same vein as Exodus and Slayer, but with more balls"- BALLBUSTER ZINE, "best song on the whole compilation"- Jam Rag

Additional Info "The Purest Form Of Orchestrated Violence!"

Location Detroit, Michigan - USA

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